John Paul II Kraków-Balice International Airport 1 hr 47
Tatra National Park, Poland (26 min)
Expansive, mountainous national park with lakes, caves, wildlife & miles of scenic hiking trails. Dolina Gąsienicowa (24 min)
Picturesque valley for hiking amid pine trees, meadowland & a dramatic mountain backdrop. Ski resort Kotelnica Białczańska (16 min)
Popular ski resort offering many downhill & cross-country trails, a snowboard park & eateries. Belianske Tatras (21 min)
Alpine range with a peak elevation of 2,152 m. offering overnight accommodations in its foothills. Niedzica Castle (42 min)
14th century Gothic castle built on an outcrop overlooking Lake Czorsztyn & iconic symbol of Poland. Giewont (32 min)
Popular with hikers, this mountain massif in Tatra National Park features 3 peaks & marked trails. Gerlachovský štít (1 hr 33)
The tallest High Tatras mountain range peak rising 8,709 feet over a glacial valley. Popradské pleso (1 hr 5)
Surrounded by woods & mountains, this picturesque lake also features trails, a lodge & restaurant. Morskie Oko (3 hr 52)
Scenic views feature at this tree-ringed lake, the largest & fourth-deepest in the Tatra mountains. Gubałówka (40 min)
Majestic mountain offering hiking trails & a cablecar to the top, with panoramic views of the area. High Tatras (1 hr 33)
Sprawling mountain chain with dozens of scenic peaks, alpine lakes & a variety of hiking trails. Skalnaté Pleso (1 hr 1)
Mountain tarn at 5,745 ft. served by cable car, with food & gift outlets & a scientific observatory. Nosal (25 min)
Rising 1,206 m. above sea level, this forested mountain offers skiing, hang-gliding & paragliding. Lomnický štít (1 hr 20)
Snow-capped mountain range peak reaching 8,642-feet with an observatory built in 1940 & cable cars. The Great Krokiew (27 min)
Ski-jumping stadium within a sheltered forest setting, with a capacity of 40,000 spectators. | 
